…Michigan State 20 Iowa ...... 28 Missouri .... 6 'Washington .. 201 Texas Christian 71 Duke... .0.421 Army ...... 31 S Wisconsin.. 6 California ... 7 Minnesota . .. 0 Illinois .... . 7lOhio State . . .7 Virginia... 0 Boston U . ... 7E lippery Rock 36 dinboro State 6 THE GREEK WAY OF LIFE See Page 4 Y1 [ e Sir igaut :4!Iaiti COOLER High-57 Low--31 Cloudy in the morning, clearing lithe afternoon Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom V...…
…COMMUNISM: DILEMMA IN THE SCHOOLS Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom ~Iait, CLOUDY, COOL Fair and warmer tomorrow, diminishing winds. VOL. LXXII, No. 14 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1961 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT P2 ADC Moves To Abandon Non-Academic Evaluation Haft ~k-I Sees State of 'U 4 Assembly Dormitory Council yesterday passed a 'motion sup- porting the permanent discontinu- ance of non-academic evaluations i...…
…FISHBOWL MUSINGS See Page 4, Y r e Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom :43 ii VOL LXXII, No. 15 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1961 r k 'U' Sets Change In Deposit Plans Policy To Prevent Miscalculations In Anticipating Future Enrollments By ROBERT FARRELL Beginning next fall, the $50 enrollment deposit required of all freshman and transfer students Will not apply to their first semester's tuition, but will be refunded ...…
…IGNORING MILLIONS P Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom See Page 4 ~?IW V ~7~PTY ~Y... ifl -L J."4d^I, N *. U16 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY.OCTOBER 5.1961 - . I I . . + f +r a G Y ' 9 l L P l 1i2. rA PoliceShooi RedOfficial In Gunfight BERLIN OP) - West and East German - police engaged at dusk last night in a gunfight over th iron curtain border during a Communist police pursuit of two East German refugees over' the rooftops, ey...…
…ANOTHER 'U' CUTBACK See Page ;4 Siti Aaiti FAIR, CLEAR High--75 Low--5Q Continued mild today, warmer tomorrow. Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXII, No. 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1961 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES Council FailsTo Act On Deadline Request McCorry Asks Dec.1 Time Limit For Greek Membership Statements By JUDITH OPPENHEIM Student Government Council failed to take action early yester- day morning on a ...…
…Bk 43UUa1 ~E~ai1F SUNNY Nigh-80' Low55 Mostly sunny and warm today and Sunday Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1961 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Rusk Reports Little Progress Made; Kennedy Reaffirms Wbest's Position WASHINGTON (Y)-Soviet Foreign Minister 'Andrei A. Gromyko met with President-John F. Kennedy for more than two hours on the Berlin crisis lTate yesterday and said afterwards he stres...…
…Michigan State Stanford,. . . . 31 Iowa ......35 Ohio St. 3 " S. California 34 UCLA. . ... 13 Notre Dame.. 22 Wisconsin .. .3 Purdue .... 20 Indiana. PARTNERSHIP IN DECEPTION gitga See Page 4 Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXI, No. 19 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1961 SEVEN CENTS FinancingyUnderlies anyUniversityPro By ROBERT FARRELL state senate, for instance, Vice-President and Dean of Faculties per year incr...…
…I a NDEA TIPS See' Page 4 :Y SirA6 :E3aA6it PARTLY CLOUDY High--77 Low-55 Continued mild with showers likely tomorrow. Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXII, No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1961 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES Ask Court To Avoid Decision WASHINGTON (P) - An At- torney for Tennessee told the Supreme Court yesterday that stepping into a Tennessee Legis- lative reapportionment controversy would creat...…
…Mc om b-A (EDITOR'S NOTE-The writers were In Jackson, Mississippi and Atlanta this(weekend and attended strategy meetings of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee staff.). 8y JOHN ROBERTS Editor and FAITH WEINSTEIN Magazine Editor Mississippi is a state in siege. In all the areas of segregation, Mississippi has held out longer than any other state in the union. Direct action-sit-ins, protest marches, picketing-has been methodically cr...…
…EDITOR BEATE I IcCO B lMfr izrn Iait1 Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. ILXXII, No. 22 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1961 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES . Dispatches Strengthen 10,000 Tr ops European Force -AP Wirephoto S .HAYDEN BEATEN-Former Daily Editor Thomas Hayden, '61, shields himself from the attack of Carl Hayes in downtown Mc- Comb, Miss., yesterday, where the assailant dragged him from his car and beat h...…
…CITY WITHOUT LAW See Page 4._ Y Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom ~E.aitF46 SHIOWERS High-'79 Low--45 Partly cloudy, with late afternoon and evening showers. LXXII, No. 23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1961 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES rrr Irirr r111 I IIrI Irrr ir rpYrYr 11. LITTLE SUCCESS: Women's Dorms Hit by Raid Peek Sees Narrow Line Between Loyalty Criteria Kennedy Says America Fated for Life of Peril; Approxim...…
…SGC DISSECTED G See Page 4 Y Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom Iai PARTLY CLOUDY High-52 , Low--35 Partly cloudy and cooler today VOL.[XXI, No.24 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1961 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES S n Joint Unit" Postpones Discussion Group Awaiting Hatcher Report By CAROLINE DOW The joint meeting of the Devel- opment Council and the Alumni Association yesterday deferred consideration of a report defining. th...…
…Minnesota... Northwestern 10 OhioState ...44 Iowa .. . 3 Illinois..... 0 Indiana .... 2 7 Purdue .... 19 Wisconsin.. 23 Georgia Tech 21 Notre Dame.. 30 Indiana (Pa.) 14 8 Miami (0.) . . 6 Oregon St. .. 20 Duke ...... 0 Southern Cal 0 Slippery Rock 7 .. A CASE FOR THE ABSOLUTE See Page 4 Sir h :43 a t I MOSTLY CLOUDY High-5O Low-35 Chance of light showers, cooler tonight. Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom VOL LXXII, No. 25 ANN ...…
…WIDE-OPEN RUSHING See Page 4 Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom ~Iait6j WARMER High-66 Low--44 Light southerly winds, chance of rain VOL. LXXII, No. 26 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1961 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES OPEN-END QUESTIONNAIRE: OSA Study Committee.Plans Survey of Residence Halls Role By DAVID MARCUS The Office of Student Affairs Study Committee will conduct a survey on the role of the resi- dence halls in the Unive...…
…V4 'U'E-LESS CIIZENS See Page 4 Sr tigan Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom ~Ia it FAIR, WARM High--7 y Low--4Q Partly cloudy and cooler, milder on Thursday VOL. LXXIL No. 27 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1961 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGE Parisian Police Clash With Algerian Mobs Curfew Evokes Mass Protests; Two Die, Thousands Jailed in Battle PARIS (JP)-Great crowds of Algerians protesting a new curfew law clashed with Parisia...…
…SCHOLARSHIP DISCRIMINATION See Page 4 Y r Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom A& 743 40 -11w, a t PARTLY CLOUDY High--50 Colder with chance of showers VOL. LXXII, No. 28 AN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1961 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT P SNockel Approves Rtevised Dress Rules Residents To Wear Shorts, Slacks, To Breakfasts, Lunches, On Trial By ELLEN SILVERMAN New dress regulations will go into effect at Stockwell Hall today. Sto...…
…wSU'S DEALING Y Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom 4E:ait1 CLOUDY, COLD High-48 Low--44 Chance of light showers this morning , See Page 4 I VOL. LXXII, No. 29 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, QCTOBER 20, 1961 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES COMMUNIST CONGRESS: ChouChidesKhrushchev MOSCOW (P)-Red Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai yesterday plediged his country's support for Soviet foreign policy and its Com- munist party program, but chided Premie...…
…ALUMNI SUPPORT MAINTAINS QUALITY See Page 4 Y Sjir~ta :4!Iaiti Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXII, No.30 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1961 M!' To Host Pu rdue ti Crucial 4? Highly-Rated Team To Meet Wolverines First Match in Nine Years To Show Boilermakers' Fullbacks, Passing By CLIFF MARKS Associate Sports Editor Homecoming finds Michigan at the crossroads. The Wolverines' future in the Big Ten rac...…
…Michigan State 17 Ohio State. . . 10 Minnesota. . . 33 Iowa .. . Notre Dame.. 7 Northwestern . 0, Illinois ..... 0 Wisconsin .. .47 Clemson .... 17 1 Columbia ... 261LSU ...... 24 Mississippi...4I .. .15 Duke........ 7 | Harvard .... 14 Kentucky . . . 141T ulane. . . . . o WHO CAN JUDGE HENRY MILLER? See Page 4 5k 43UU 4Iat CLOUDY Nigh58 Low--37 No change today, tonight, fair, warmer tomorrow Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom ...…
…' TUITION BOOST SOLVES NOTHING See Page 4 Y SYr Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom &ti'tiii COOLER High-55 Low--35 Clearing and cooler thise evening, cloudy and warmer tomorrow VOL. LXXII, No.32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1961 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PAGES TO AID, ADVISE: Board Member To Discuss Falling Grades with Student Russian Forces Explode 30- Megaton Super bomb ! By MICHAEL OLINICK The literary college is ben...…
…FRATERNITY- AUTONOMY Y Sir :43 at t49 OVERCAST High-65 Low-r47 Increasing cloudiness, with evening rain likely. See Page 4 Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXII, No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1961 SEVEN CENTS SIX PAGES Ask Women Visitors For Men in Quads IQC To Hear Motion Tomorrow; Each House To Set Its Own Policy By DAVID MARCUS Inter-Quadrangle Council will hear a motion tomorrow night that would all...…
…CAMPUS SECRECY UNJUSTIFIABLE See Page 4 iE Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom Iait CLOUDY, COOLER Hig9h-52 Low--35 Scattered light showers through Friday 0 C VOL. LXXII, No. 34 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1961 SEVEN CENTS EIGHT PA {- .A PredictBright Future For Freshman Class By MICHAEL OLINICK Practically every one of the 3,300 University freshmen will be academically eligible to continue as a sophomore, admissi...…
…" CHALLENGE' FALTERS See Page 4, p., Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom 7Iait3J FAIR, MILD High-54 Low-38 Becoming much warmer tonight and tomorrow. iriwr .. t vvtt fv o r _ - ' VOLJ~. LXIIAE, No. 35 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1961 SEVEN CENTS RIX PAC -. r - . ... .,. . . . .. .. e." ..vva 47L' "a:" Vi:il 1 7 4 "MIL i IQC Vote Seeks~ Visiting Periods Would Allow Women in Rooms From Noon Until Near Closing Hour B...…
…N'EEDLESS 1V' SAY.f.s See Page 4 iji Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom _: VYA1 -VViT 1t_ ee - vOE. .IAAII, INo. 36 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1961 k7 'TO B TTLE I ESOT r NSF: Grants T o Provide Science Equipment BY RONALD WILTON The National Science Foundation yesterday announced a new pro- gram of grants to help meet the needs of many undergraduate schools for modern science instruction equipment. Prof. Dug...…
…Quad alks By DAVID MARCUS The second Inter-Quadrangle Council Conference on the "Perfect House" reached agreement on three major issues yesterday. The seven three-hour discussion groups concluded: 1) That the one-year requirement for freshmen to live in the quadrangles ought to be retained. 2) A general consensus in favor of the recent IQC resolution ask- ing permission for women to enter men's quadrangle rooms within certain time limits and c...…
…QUAD S ANTD WOJMEN LY0 Sirt gan Aity See Page 4 Seventy-One Years of Editorial Freedom VOL LXXII, No. 38 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1961 hapters ReorganiZe. Lake Forest Groups Seek Approval By Student Government, Trustees By MALINDA BERRY Lake Forest College's five sororities, which were expelled by their nationals last summer, have reorganized as local groups, it was an- nounced Saturday. The college's three fraternit...…
…THE MICHIGAN fDAILY Regents Receive $477,000 in Gifts Grants for 'U' Series To Open with London doubts and self-accusations be 7 fore an invisible, all-powerful judge. Other shows in the series will eArms and the Man," by George Bernard Shaw, Nov. 8-11;. "Henry IV, Part I," by William Shakespeare, Dec. 6-9 and 11-12; "Faces of Malte," by Barton Wimble, Jan. 10-13;. "The Living Room," by Graham Greene, Mar. 21-24; An opera to be announced, A...…
…VO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUE AS DAY, utionAid - t Insufficient For Center By GERALD STORCH Although the amount of Uni- versity-sponsored scholarships has increased during the past year, the number is still inadequate to handle the International Center's needs, counselor Robert Klinger said yesterday. Last spring the Regents ex-! panded the scholarship budget from about $22,500 to nearly $40,- 000, thus providing funds for 60 tuition grants. Cou...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Brose Views Welfare Plans MICWHAEL HARRAH gan than in New York, where the illegitimate children in a family. sion about where the state has often set the standards Newburgh officials declare that omes from seems to be a for local distribution of funds. any illegitimate children auto- n the Newburgh welfare Brose compared a number of matically make a home unsuit- rsy, Washtenaw County the more controversial Newburgh able. Mi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lawyers' Organizations Set Program Announce Merger Plans On Careers By PHILIP SUTIN pensation throughout the system, employment based on qualification The Lawyers Club and the Stu-; ofaplicmentbasetonqafitionem dent Bar Association have merged )f applicant, protection of the em- this semester to represent all stu- >loyee against demotion or dis- dents in the law school. charge without cause and a plan The council, which rep...…
…i. 2 by TILE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6 London Views Concerts, Finds Students Receptive By MARTHA MACNEAL vocal themes and British Isle folk "There is nothing that I pre- songs at Hill Aud. Wednesday. fer to performing before a uni- "Student audiences are especially versity audience," American bass- rfehn oteats eas barione, George Landonreporsed rfreshing to the artist because' artne, Georne ondon, repsd they have a special kind of un...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wells Cites Deterrence As U.S. Goal By GALE EVANS The United States is a second- strike power, Robert Wells of the political science department told a Challenge audience Thursday night. Our military strategy is not to push the button first but deter- rence .and retaliation, he said. The purpose of deterrence is to stock-pile weapons to prevent war or to implement it if conflict should break out. Our weapons system will have...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LLEGE COSTS: Schools Debate Tuition Rates Gerstacker Plan Provides Support, Job for Students By RONALD WIL TON Sreached. The student does "The advantages of the Ger- have to take out the policy b stacker plan to aid needy students is "strongly urged" to do so,; (EDITOR'S NOTE--There's some very plain, hard talk in academic circles about how to tiedown the climbing cost of college education. Private and public educators s...…
…I E TWO TWI~ MICUIG ANT DAILY TUESDAY. OCTOBER J USKET:. O'Brien Likes Style Of Old Musicals By H. NEIL BERKSON Jack O'Brien, Grad, writer-star f this year's MUSKET, is a man ith a purpose. "I am an advocate of a great eal of what went into the old musical comedy," O'Brien says. He xplains that it is primarily the Liows of the twenties, thirties and artles, which provide our musi- al standards. In these shows plot was rela- ively unimport...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE Claude Cites. .dVantages By FREDERICK ULEMAN 'hile introductory employment z the federal government ne- arily involves many routine es, it provides a ladder of ortunity to the higher levels ivil service, Prof. Inis L. Claude he political science department yesterday., of. Claude was the moderator he panel discussion on "Ca- s in the United St tes Gov- nent." Other members of the el were Robert Rolfson of the d and Drug A...…
…CHALLENGE SEMINAR: Book Views Images of Man By HELENE SCHIFF Modern man is waiting to see what the future holds rather than working to create his own image of the future. This was the conclusion of the discussion at the Challenge semi- i nar led by. Mrs. Kenneth Bould- ing Tuesday night. The challenge of forming a mod- ern image of the future was left unanswered in Fred Polak's book entitled, "The Image of the Fu- ture," she said. HIistoric...…
…'HlE MICHIGAN DAILY ECUTIYE SESSION: SGC Votes New Amendment HITS WASTE: Researeh Groups Need rub- By BARBARA PASH Student Government Councill passed an amendment to operat- .ng procedures at its Wednesday neeting. The motion stipulated that the Council may move into executive sessions -at any, time by a ma- ority vote and that only SGC nembers and guests specifically nvited 'by the Council may be within the Council chambers dur- ng such ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sl CONFERENCE: Office Staffs May Unionize By CAROLINE DOW '4} Unless management begins to ecognize and answer the needs f "white collar" workers, they ill increasingly face the threat f white collar unionization, per- onel managers were told yes- erday. ' Program Director Clark Caskey f the Industrial Relations Bureau tressed- consideration of white' ollar needs in the keynote ad- ress of the Bureau's current per- :nnel...…
… Mixer Abates Rivalry I HELP WANT ED PART-TIME- Pressman's Assistant from 1 :30 A.M. to 4 A.M. or Custodian from 6 A.M. till 8 A.M. See Mr. Chatters at the Student Publications Bldg. 420 Maynard Street between 8 and 10 A.M. Monday or Tuesday Mu ALl t A fascinating gift any smoker will ove. Press, it lights up and hidden music box plays a well known popu. ar tune. Anniversary Walt I Could Have Danced All Night La Vie en Rose Some Enchante...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY foreign Alumni Achieve Worldwide Recognition GI BENEFITS: Number of Veterans Using Aid Drops We ore now DeliveringW DOMINICK'S PIZZA and SUBS NO 2-5414 He has since been engaged int similar reclamation projects. t Paul Magnus, '49M, and William1 Magnus, '49M, are currently two1 of the ,best doctors in the West1 Indies, Klinger says. They are both working about 20 hours a day and are on the staff of severalt hospitals. Fa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIIY Peace Seminar Views International Systems ORA LECTURE: Pelikan Relates, Religion, National, Unity By RONALD WILTON At the second meeting of the Student Peace Research Seminar yesterday Prof. J. David Singer presented the rudiments of five models of international relations systems for discussion. The first of these was a model used by the United States. "This American model is essentially one of harmony, where an invisible...…
…THE MCHIGAN DAILY By DEBORAH BEATTIE Freud's belief that religion is really an illusion which "needs to be overcome so that morality can be based on more solid ground" was the main point of discussion on Sigmund Freud's, "The Future of an Illusion." The book was discussed at last night's Student Government Council's reading and discussion seminar conducted by Prof. Wil- ford McKeachie of the psychology department and Prof. Frederick Wyatt of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Creal Comments Reveal Concern Over Railroads, (Continued from Page 1) down alreadly and moved to Ypsi- lanti. . No Good Service Creal noted that "we do not have good rail service by any means." He credited this to vast duplication of facilities by "par- allel and conipeting lines," and he said they must consolidate to elim- inate duplications and provide better service. The Mayor said that passenger service west of Chicag...…
…Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1961 ....... SATURDA'Y', OCTOBER 21,1961 OMMONNAM -i rein Sees No Final Solution sing International Politics EXCHANGE WEEKEND: McCracken Notes Payments Deficit 1(1 By MUDITH BLEIER olitics can't provide a lasting tion for international prob- s, Prof. Harold Stein of the tical science department at iceton University said here lnesday. t a Challenge seminar on "Po- al ...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1961 TODAY Group Plans To Coordinate Disarmament Efforts cha l lenge Presents LEO GRULIOW editor, CURRENT DIGEST OF THE SOVIET PRESS ed Nations. We ate not an oppo- sition or protest group," he said. The group has no optimism re- garding Communist intentions. It intends to speak from the position of the large number of anti-Com- munist Americans who are aware of the need for a fundamental change in American policy. Fif...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1961 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24,1961 NURSES BEWARE: Male Psychiatric Aide Enters Program By FREDERICK ULEMAN A male psychiatric aide has en- rolled in a new graduate program in the school of nursing. The man, John Freeman, Grad,- said he enrolled in the course on psychiatric nursing because he de- sired a good background in this particular phase of nursing. It seems edu...…
…THE MICHIG~AN (DAILY REIGN PANEL: Students View Berlin Crisis By GERALD STORCH >anel of foreign students yes- y discussed countervailing egies and possible solutions to 'Crisis in Berlin." . s. Rosa Erlichman, Spec, of l, thought that the crisis s mainly from Russia being :d of the contrast in prod- standards of living and free- between the two Berlins. student from West Germany, n Gliss, Grad, added that iain problem was the constant of ref...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,. - R .L~ - n.L i~vu. qn. ina I I " " . :,aa l1 rl t V '' D~ f '.i - tali x Panhellenic Announces Committee The Executive Committee of Panhellenic Association has named the members of its committee set up to study special Panhel prob- lems. Elizabeth Seibold, '62, President of Alpha Phi, Shirley Tucker, '62, President of Phi Sigma Sigma, and Betsy Carroll, '62, President of Pi Beta Phi, are the members from the Presiden...…
…THlE MICIr tA N f LY Ot" ,. lIDAY, I Joan Baez To Present Program of Folk Songs ADAMS HOUSE TALK: Non-Academic Evaluations Criticized 2l.. Ti '?T YYt. C TTlf1'=1T Joan Baez will appear at 8:30 p.m. today at Ann Arbor High School Auditoritim in a program of folk songs sponsored by the Ann Arbor Folk and Jazz Society. Of Mexican-Irish parentage, Miss Baez has lived with der fam- ily in many areas of the world. Her father's work as a prof...…
…wO uTi "( /'Tt"1'n' I"f fT 7F = truer t^r "rIL MICHUIGAN DAILY ATUz =r V7 dhNI~rTI1WY l T Ww 1 " °. JW.AY, O( Al I1LI UrY'i vUSE: SGC Candidates Cite Policies (Continued from Page 1) rmal talks between Council tembers and constituents. Expresses Confidence He expressed confidence in the ewly reorganized administrative ing to improve communications., Sharon Jeffrey. '63, stressed the eed for elimination of all forms bigotry and discrimina...…
